The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-02-23
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Its hard to con TESS II, particularly
hard Tor o W0flaail bug am 9kliged to
admlt that an 70 Ion ger young
as once was i've years
ago was 9 WIDOW RS aIn to-day but
tae1 was tlilrta xe, and Sc-titF am.
sixty. 1hen N'laS Qit 9-fiay j
e1ss M knoW 'YslaS / = lls
Wllen Jam e. sS'sas my nus band $
naine--died, ne LEI IN pro ed for,
ana as had q i4Qfaf Of good fur
nlfHre, and less Qs hQllse IN a
goea position, a3isea by my
iiaiellfis TO let n roesI
hau little trou1lfa ~ tettins II nay
rooms, except tls ssefksil Is front ne
Dest III the mousse 4lstt 3l the ap-
plieaniS all saisis sll a1st 9 40 nafs
Il oNeyer, woQia ita and
50 two months "a best.
apartment emp
one day the ehsilii int
i was 70 attend 80 tlEa 1t
me tilat there Wa the
parior VINO Nan1ss
brought forth IN III ..',is ..s.s s
OF using the word ia III. al .s51 i3s 81 Il
other eases Il N 81 S: rs. i q
said
Hes d 81 X q ss "a 4 3
sislter coan -iot & IN !, aud tltjB 50 4s:rS
young, nayther. though, mebhe. he may
ia singlen
Iwent TO tho parlor to find man sof
about fifty Of not attractive face. which
showed exposure. rough hands. exhibit
ING labor, and OF very careless dress,
though everything he had on denoted that
lie was not poor.
did not care for the man as a second
floor front; and when he asked 10 see Is.
met him with the price, putting on
three dollars u week more.
This did not seem TO disturb him. and
so could do nothing else than show it.
When did, hemerely walkedia, stalked
over to one OF the windows, and gazing
out of it for few moments, turned TO
me and said
I'll lake it, maam; and here's a
months rent in advance
in the afternoon the expressman left
two large trunks, and then knew that
my l0dger's name was Ralph Brown.
That evening he followed his trunks.
and ! sent Norah up to see ii he wanted
anything or would have cup OF tea
She was gone ten minutes, when she
returned smiling, and said:
Shure, Misthress, Misther Browns
o parlick gintleman. He didn't want q.
thing in tile wurreld, but some hot
wather livery mornin at eight o'clock. an
d We see now what he gave me. an saws |
shall have it every month riglar;n and
Norah DISPLAYED a five-dollar bill.
Oh, OH thought /, is that the way the
cat jumps? III SO. I'm too independent
Is take advantage of IT,; and then |
asked Norah what Mr. Brown was doing,
\
unpacking his trunks.
Shure nothir', ma'am, but loolin Out
at the windy
Looking out of the window was all Mr.
Brown did when he took the rooms. and
that's what / found him doing the next
morning when 1 went to his room to ask
him IL there was ANYTHING | could do L
add to his comfort, and that's all Norlh
found him doing when she entered his
room to attend to her duties therein.
after this.
Mr. Brown was coldly polite when
caiied on him. He wanted nothing, he
said, aid, Norah declared, asked nc
questions. not even my name. but only
looked out of the window.
Sonld the man pc developing q pecu
mar feature q INSANITY
iesilesa eefea 70 pave earn lles
lore, q case where u patent iiad, ioi
1efty years. stoqa n , one parsie,ulaf cor
ief' anu wits ohi1 Nlolehg anu aahsetoas
Wheh Nc Vas removed lfpiA Il, anu
lhohght 70 Iaysem lhag perhaps lf
Brown mania miSnt come ulldef tliai
heao'
by-ahd-py II psgah TO disturb mo very
much. l was only type OF my sex ana
II haa become matter Of personal car
losilJ Win iae.
Went out frequently when | knew nc
was ~ the mousse, 50 that eohid 50 g
Tue corner, cross inc way ana TOOK VI
at me window ana there / always SAN
MN taii concealed pehihu Tue curtain
S3ineliiAesi couid near MN run 9ise''i3
down me stairs, anu rushing Iapsaly ii'lt
ihe street Walk away up OF uo"n, q
The Iumof seemed 10 take him.
AZ lasL an llea struck mo. lie was
detective, ana was watching one OF lhe
houses 32Ppesite, ana with That iaea lei
q cue, ! became sun more ViSiiai't, cue
with Norahs help, came TO the ceaelu.
e,es,i bonse aInsosf onnosite On tie